Across
- 2. A person responsible for designing and controlling the Hunger Games, creating challenges and obstacles in the Arena.
- 4. A system where families can receive extra grain and oil in exchange for additional entries into the reaping, increasing their children's chances of being selected as tributes.
- 6. The fictional country where the story takes place, consisting of the Capitol and 12 districts.
- 9. Underground tunnels where tributes wait before entering the Arena or where they are held during the Games.
- 10. A type of wild bird found in the Arena, hunted by Katniss for food.
- 12. The divisions of Panem, each with its own industry and level of poverty, ranging from 1 (wealthiest) to 12 (poorest).
- 13. Genetically altered creatures used by the Capitol as weapons or tools of control, designed to be deadly or intimidating.
- 16. The wealthy and powerful city that governs Panem, home to the ruling class and the organizers of the Hunger Games.
- 17. The controlled environment where the Hunger Games are held, designed with various terrains and dangers.
- 18. A bird that becomes a symbol of rebellion, originally a hybrid between a mockingbird and a jabberjay.
- 19. days The period of rebellion against the Capitol, resulting in the defeat of the districts and the creation of the Hunger Games as a reminder of their subjugation.
Down
- 1. The law enforcement officers of Panem, responsible for maintaining order and enforcing the Capitol's rules in each district.
- 3. A person punished by the Capitol by having their tongue cut out, forced to serve as a mute servant.
- 5. The poorest area of District 12, where Katniss and her family live.
- 7. The annual event where one boy and one girl (tributes) from each district are chosen to participate in the Hunger Games.
- 8. A boy or girl selected from each district to compete in the Hunger Games.
- 9. A large, horn-shaped structure in the Arena filled with supplies and weapons at the start of the Games.
- 11. Genetically engineered wasps with venom that causes severe pain, hallucinations, and sometimes death.
- 14. The black market in District 12, where residents trade goods and services.
- 15. A term used by those at District 12 to describe a day in which no matter what a person puts in their stomach, they remain hungry.
